Frequently Asked Questions about Zino Davidoff by Davidoff
What does Zino Davidoff by Davidoff smell like?
Zino Davidoff by Davidoff features top notes of Bergamot, Brazilian Rosewood, Clary Sage, and Lavender, middle notes of Geranium, Jasmine, Lily-of-the-Valley, and Rose, and base notes of Cedarwood, Patchouli, Sandalwood, and Vanilla.
How long does Zino Davidoff by Davidoff last?
Based on user reviews, Zino Davidoff by Davidoff has lighter longevity, typically lasting 2-4 hours. The longevity rating is 1.0 out of 5.
Who created Zino Davidoff by Davidoff?
Zino Davidoff by Davidoff was created by Michel Almairac.
Zino is one of those fragrances, I’ve never owned it until now because I fall In and out of love with patchouli heavy scents and this was one I was never really fussed about. I’ve recently bought it and I got the new reformulation which clearly doesn’t have the strength and depth quality of the original but what reformulation does? Zino however has gotten off pretty lightly compared to some, especially men’s classics from this era. This modern bottle captures the spirit, pretty well, lasts okay, retreating to a skin scent but a really nice one, so yeah I wouldn’t give it too much of a hard time. The scent itself to me is reminiscent of heritage, and Givenchy gentlemen but has a totally different take on the patchouli and sandalwood macho vibe. The opening is bright, musky, dirty, citrus/lavender opening out to geranium and into the clary sage/patchouli rosewood/Santal accord. It smells, grubby manly but smooth and refined at the same time. If the chief of the company and wants a perfume named after him you can bet it’s gonna be pretty special and it is.
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8 years ago
Zino Davidoff, from Davidoff was released in 1986. The perfumer behind this creation is Michel Almairac. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Brazilian Rosewood, Clary Sage, and Lavender, middle notes of Geranium, Jasmine, Lily-of-the-Valley, and Rose, and base notes of Cedarwood, Patchouli, Sandalwood, and Vanilla.
Zino is one of those fragrances, I’ve never owned it until now because I fall In and out of love with patchouli heavy scents and this was one I was never really fussed about. I’ve recently bought it and I got the new reformulation which clearly doesn’t have the strength and depth quality of the original but what reformulation does? Zino however has gotten off pretty lightly compared to some, especially men’s classics from this era. This modern bottle captures the spirit, pretty well, lasts okay, retreating to a skin scent but a really nice one, so yeah I wouldn’t give it too much of a hard time. The scent itself to me is reminiscent of heritage, and Givenchy gentlemen but has a totally different take on the patchouli and sandalwood macho vibe. The opening is bright, musky, dirty, citrus/lavender opening out to geranium and into the clary sage/patchouli rosewood/Santal accord. It smells, grubby manly but smooth and refined at the same time. If the chief of the company and wants a perfume named after him you can bet it’s gonna be pretty special and it is.